Sea Vegetables: A Garden Under the Sea for Your Dog?
Guest Blog: Anna Webb
Sea vegetables help sustain ecosystems, boost the planet’s oxygen supply, could these ‘veggies’ be good for dogs?
It’s no coincidence that in both humans and dogs, an explosion in cancer, along with other diseases has appeared since the introduction of processed food over 80 years ago.
By feeding a natural species appropriate diet, your dog will thrive. Raw food is packed full of all the essential nutrients needed for a balanced diet. With no nasty additives or preservatives, you can be sure your dog is eating the healthiest and best diet possible.
Feeding raw offers many great benefits, some of which are;
Choosing to feed your dog a raw diet, you are making the best decision to ensure a happy, healthy life for your four-legged companion.
Dogs have evolved to eat a natural diet of fresh meat, offal and bones. Their internal anatomy, digestive system and teeth all tell us this. A raw diet is the best diet you can feed your dog. It contains all the nutrients they need and more importantly it is the most appropriate.
By feeding raw, you are making an informed choice that acknowledges and supports your dogs need for a diet that is healthy and more importantly aligned to their needs as a species.
Is your pet's diet causing these symptoms?
It's no coincidence that in both humans and dogs, an explosion in cancer, along with other diseases has appeared since the introduction of processed food over 80 years ago. Additives, preservatives and colourants in processed food often lead to all sorts of problems.
Take a look at the ingredients on your kibble packet; how many of the ingredients do you actually recognise?
Raw feeding often goes hand in hand with a more natural and holistic approach to dog care. We owe it to our dogs to do the best we can for them. Arm yourself with the latest information on vaccines, topical treatments etc. Natural alternatives are available for most chemical treatments.
Ultimately, we all want our dog's to stay happy and healthy throughout all stages of their lives. Giving chemicals and poisons to achieve this is most likely to cause the opposite.
Do your homework, with so much information out there it is much easier to make informed choices. Artificial and synthetic diets cause the same kind of health problems in dogs as they do in humans. Dogs are suffering from conditions such as diabetes, pancreatitis, IBS, allergies, skin infections, sensitive stomachs, anal gland issues, premature tooth decay, the list is long. All issues which are caused by highly processed food.
Artificial and synthetic diets cause the same kind of health problems in dogs as they do in humans. Around 40% of dogs and humans die from cancer.
Eighty million species on earth thrive on natural raw food. Only humans and the animals we have domesticated and farmed, consume a processed diet filled with unhealthy ingredients, chemicals, and preservatives. Consequently, both humans and our companion animals suffer from many chronic illnesses like arthritis, cancer, diabetes, and other degenerative diseases. The harmful effects of consuming toxins produced by processing, accumulate over the years. Compare that to the 80 years commercially processed food has been around. A small drop in the ocean in the history of the dog and humans.
Additives, preservatives and colourants in processed food, lead to all sorts of health problems. All kibbles are high in carbohydrates, this is causing an epidemic of canine obesity.
Dogs are suffering from conditions such as:
The list is long. Remember, a grain-heavy, additive-filled diet puts their whole system under pressure. The organs are overworked trying to digest the indigestible. It's no wonder that the immune system becomes severely compromised, and chronic illness ravages your dog's body.
Guest Blog: Anna Webb
Sea vegetables help sustain ecosystems, boost the planet’s oxygen supply, could these ‘veggies’ be good for dogs?
Your dog's body is a sophisticated arrangement of organs, cells and proteins all tasked with safeguarding the body from infections. So what is the best way to support this unique system?
Paleo Plus Lamb & Mint is a lean, single-protein raw dog food meal, but what exactly is in it and what are the health benefits?